Full Regiment of Bluejackets Shils for Cuba
The Prairie, a U S transport, sailed from Philadelphia with a full marine regiment amid shortages in beef provisions. Col Lincoln Barnany led sailors from multiple yards toward Guantanamo as Washington stresses precautionary moves rather than intervention. Troops rush to the front and Gomez calls for volunteers amid Cuba unrest.
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Gomez
Philadelphia
United States
Prairig
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Cuba
Washington
Lincoln Barmany
Norfolk Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Annapolis
Royal Yard
Naval Transptort Prairie
State Department
Guantanamo
Paducah
Nashville
Havana
Province of
Oriente
Estenez
Ivonez
Patria
Pujol
San Hugo
Winning School No. 1 Yard Show Sparks Prize
Walter Rich offers a $100 prize for the best kept yard at Edgewood School No 1. Little Miss Jeannette Nash is highlighted among pupils, with a prize plant grown at the school. The yard displays children tending flowers and plants with care.
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Edgewood School
Walter Rich
Jeannette Nash
Mrs Grace Out on 3000 Bond in Atlanta Shooting Case
Mrs Daisy T Grace left Fulton County Jail after a 3000 bond was posted by Chess Lagomaraino of Atlanta Seed Company to secure her release on trial for shooting and wounding her husband. Grace plans to stay in Atlanta with attorneys and a nurse, asking to be left alone until the trial.
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Chess
Grace
Atlanta
Daisy T. Grace
Fulton County
J. P. Ridley
Chess Lagomaraino
Atlanta Sede Company
Petera
Messrs. Moore
Branch
Justice Ridley
Newnan
Philadelphia
Tower
Peterd
James A. Branch
Lena Wilson
Ashby Street
Ohio Senator Convicted in Bribery Case
Columbus, May 23. State Senator Isaac E. Huffman found guilty of accepting a $206 bribe from detective Frank Harrison Smiley in the third conviction tied to the legislative bribery scandal. Sentencing deferred. Rodney Diegle serves three years. Senator Andrewe convicted but not yet sentenced. Several others await trial.
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Columbus
Ohio
Isaac E. Huffman
Huffman
Frank Harrison Smiley
Rodney Diegle
Senate
Andrewe
Crazed by grief ends in fatal church shooting suicide
Samuel Brannon, grieving for his brother, Kills himself at a funeral in Albany Georgia. He kissed a woman in the pew, then collapsed outside the church and died after hours of unconsciousness.
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Brother
Self
Albany, Ga
Samuel Brannon
No Action Taken on Crematory Delays City Garbage Plant
The Atlanta city council finance committee postponed action on a crematory project and sent the issue back to the Board of Health. Aldermen Johnson Ragadale Nutting Spratling Vaughan and Councils Knight Greer Humphrey supported delays and an extra expert review of the Forsyth Company plan to build a $50 000 crematory handling 260 tons daily. The board of health president Dr W L Gilbert warned of further delay.
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Johnson
Ragadale
Nutting
Spratling and
Coun' Dimes
Vaughan—s
Rae
Board of Health
Ceancilmen Knight
Greer
Humphrey
New York
Ragedale
J. A. Forsyth Company
W. C. Kirkpatrick
Birmingham
Kirkpatrick, Culley, McCorkle & Boyles Company
Knight
Candler
Council
Airman
The
Apts
Teddy and Taft Battle for New Jersey Delegates
Roosevelt in Newark declares New Jersey beat the West as crowds jam armories and he defends his referendum plan. Taft campaigns in Camden Burlington and Trenton amid heavy turnout with attacks on Roosevelt and calls for constitutional caution.
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Trenton
N. J
Taft
New Jersey
Camden
Burlington
Ohio
Roosevelt
Armory
United States
Edgewood School Report Due Before Board Hearing
Board of Education will hear the report at 10 o clock this morning. Students and staff planted and tended extensive garden work including 1500 feet of violets, 800 feet of flag lilies, 10 dozen chrysanthemums, and numerous bulbs and shrubs. Miss Ora Stamps, principal, notes yard and window boxes care, stone dust and dirt hauled for maintenance.
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Ora Stamps
Edgewood School
Board of Education
Edgewood Wins $100 Plant Contest By Public Schools
Edgewood school awarded the $100 prize for best pupil grown plants and flowers display from six competing public schools. The secret result was revealed in The Constitution today. The contest highlighted the public school system's progress with enthusiastic participation and notable student effort. Boys hauled stone dust for walks using a borrowed wagon when funds were short. Two hundred fifty dollars had been city funds for a retaining wall. prize was based on actual work and outcomes.
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Walter Rich
Edgewood School
Edgewood
Board of Education
Atlanta. Art. Association
Joseph N. Moody
Mies-Saleugenia. Brown
Edgar Neely
Clarence -el Mite
Bleckley
Night Attack at Bellano Shifts Mexican Rebel War
President Madero hailed the federal victory at Bellano as a turning point in the rebellion. General Huerta reports 800 to 1,000 rebels killed or wounded, while government losses remain undisclosed. Orozco’s forces retreated under heavy artillery and night fire, with federals gaining the upper hand at Corralitos.
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Orozco
Mexico City
Madero
Bellano
Huerta
Corralitos
Mexico
Conejos
Shelly
Weather Prophecy Inconsistent With Friday Forecast
A weather brief notes fair conditions for Friday and a concurrent forecast mentions Georgia’s weather with expected fair skies. The report combines ambiguous terms and names, suggesting a sporadic forecast update without concrete details or dates.
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